The partial Rigidity Conjecture for consecutive inverse coefficients

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Let m,nN+m,n\in\mathbb N_+ and let a(X)C[X]a(X)\in{\mathbb C}[X] be a polynomial of degree at most m+1m+1 such that a(X)X(modX2)a(X)\equiv X\pmod{X^2}. Let a1(X)a^{-1}(X) be its formal inverse for composition. Partial Rigidity Conjecture. If the coefficients of Xn+1,,Xn+mX^{n+1},\ldots,X^{n+m} in a1(X)a^{-1}(X) vanish, then a(X)=Xa(X)=X. This is the parameterized form introduced after the general Rigidity Conjecture. The paper proves some low-dimensional cases, but does not resolve the assertion in general.

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Eric Edo and Arno van den Essen, “The Strong Factorial Conjecture”, arXiv:1304.3956 (2013).

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